The Web grew strong on the back of open source and a community of enthusiasts. Now, improvements in electronics are fuelling the Internet of Things, and we have a limited window of opportunity to create and establish strong open standards … Continue reading →

The W3C Web of Things Workshop is being held in Berlin on 25-26 June 2014, hosted by Siemens. The agenda and submissions are now public. The minutes, presentations and workshop report will all be made public following the event.  We’re … Continue reading →

We’re seeking your help in planning the W3C Workshop on the Web of Things for June 2014.  The aim of the workshop will be to discuss opportunities for standardization as a basis for interoperability and a thriving ecosystem, and to support that … Continue reading →

A break-out session on the Web of Things took place on Wednesday, 13 November during the plenary day for TPAC2013, at the Shenzhen Wuzhou Guest House.  The session was led by Rich Tibbett (Opera), Jacques Bourhis (Intel) and Dave Raggett … Continue reading →

The University of Oxford hosted a workshop on the Internet of Things on 23 July 2013. The workshop was organized by the EU webinos project which has been working on integrating IoT devices as part of  an architecture for Personal … Continue reading →

We’re just getting started and looking for suggestions as to how to progress.  Please use the mailing list to circulate your ideas and bounce them off others. Please use the wiki to collect information relating to the aims of the … Continue reading →